| Since then, there have been other reports describing various saprophytic fungal organisms in cultures from allergic mucin. |
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| The three ecological groups of mushrooms are mycorrhizal, parasitic and saprophytic mushrooms. |
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| Most are saprophytic similar to true fungi. v. Sexual life cycle is diplontic, fungi have haplontic cycle. |
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| Specific carbohydrates are hypothesized to have a key role in the transition from the parasitic to saprophytic stage. |
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| It is in practice an obligate parasite, surviving in citrus or in a variety of other host plants, with no saprophytic phase. |
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| Perform an appropriate dilution plating technique aiming to ensure that any background saprophytic colonyforming populations are diluted out. |
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| On dead plants too many saprophytic fungi and bacteria are found that could conceal the real cause of disease. |
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| Not all fungal spores found in air samples have the potential to cause disease and are called saprophytic. |
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| It is a saprophytic plant, i.e. it lives in symbiosis with a fungus that breaks down dead plant material. |
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| Inhibition of the fungus can be obtained by spraying with saprophytic fungi. |
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| Forget-me-nots bloom in the spring, along with strawberries and iris, and you may even see a few striking red spotted coralroots, a saprophytic orchid. |
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| Thus, the evolution of a completely saprophytic life cycle in different groups of orchids is not surprising. |
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| A saprophytic fungus may then overgrow the honeydew and convert it into a sticky black mat. |
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| Gloves are designed to protect the patient from the surgeon's skin, where germs may not be saprophytic for all concerned! |
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| This saprophytic phase can allow an increase in the population of the pathogen. |
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| Aphid honeydew, a potential stimulant of Cochliobolus sativus and Septoria nodorum and the competitive role of saprophytic mycoflora. |
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| However, in pathogen-induced cracks, a brownish-yellow bacterial slime is visible, often overgrown with saprophytic fungi such as Cladosporium herbarum. |
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| Most tremorgenic mycotoxins are synthesized by common saprophytic moulds of the genera Penicillium and Aspergillus. |
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| The saprophytic and pathogenic fungi on barley kernels induce various symptoms. |
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| Two of these groups included both phytopathogenic and saprophytic strains. |
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| They include not only mechanically independent forms, whose stems are self-supporting, and saprophytic plants but also mechanically dependent synusiae such as climbers,, epiphytes, and parasitic plants. |
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| Some saprophytic flowering plants that occur in tropical rainforests rely on decomposing material for their energy requirements and in the process use and later release minerals. |
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| These may be small, round, entirely red in colour and non-fluidal or only partially fluidal and therefore difficult to distinguish from saprophytic colony-forming bacteria. |
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| Concentration is usually not advisable for samples of potato processing or sewage effluent since increased populations of competing saprophytic bacteria will inhibit detection of Ralstonia solanacearum. |
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| The bacteria that are present the intestine are called « commensal » or « saprophytic », in other words, they are tolerated by the organism which lets them live and prosper inside the gastro-intestinal tract. |
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| Sensitivity of the isolation test is affected by populations of competing saprophytic bacteria which are generally much higher in potato processing and sewage effluents than in surface water. |
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| These saprophytic organisms are also generally harmless. |
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| This Gram-positive, saprophytic organism is intimately associated with sebaceous glands. |
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| It is caused by Burkholderia pseudomallei, a gram-negative, saprophytic bacillus found in soil and water. |
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| Glandorf DCM, Bakker PAHM, VanLoon LC Influence of the production of antibacterial and antifungal proteins by transgenic plants on the saprophytic soil microflora. |
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| Nevertheless, ammonia-N is likely produced by anaerobic saprophytic mold organisms, given that the interior of the samples were kept under anaerobic conditions. |
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| C violaceum is a ubiquitous, saprophytic, anaerobic, gram-negative bacillus that lives in soil and stagnant bodies of water in tropical and subtropical climates. |
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| Mealybugs feed on the phloem of their host and secrete honeydew waste that supports the growth of saprophytic fungi capable of coating the leaves and reducing photosynthesis. |
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| Scedosporium apiospermum is a ubiquitous, saprophytic, filamentous mold. |
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| Saprophytic fungal infestation is the finding of fungal spores on mucous crusts of respiratory passages. |
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| Saprophytic parasitic fungal pathogens like fairy ring survive primarily on dead organic residues found in thatch. |
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| Molecular phylogeny of Saprophytic Wild Edible Mushroom Species Based on ITS and nLSU rDNA Sequences. |
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| Saprophytic fungi as spores and perithecia within cuticular envelopes and epiphyllous fungi are also present. |
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